Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-07
WASHINGTON TALK.
vr,r cysrAIN MEMBERS THINK OF
TsE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
-, y,,5sll No, Yet Prepared to Give an
opinion-TOcRsr on the peci'
aOn-Rotes,
-...--- n., noenl.r Correspondent
w.o,,>orox. December 6, 1887.

ra presf1fut q message was the AO-
Ism, subject OF interest at the Capitol
go, sDemocra,s generally seem
.l with the views expressed by the
n..1rt and many are very enthusi.
..,n tbe subject Mr.. Springer, OF
Ir..,.s said ." Il is splendid message,
..h.., fbat has over been sent TO Cop-
.-... on the subject Of which 1t treats.
q, Intelligent exposition OF the
...t fr,p the headquarters of the Demo
-... nlrfy." Senator Ransom, of North
C.,.l-a. said: cit is great good, and
'..,l, r.. .sage. 10 puts before the peo-
81. "a D'ain and forcihle terms the
DANCER that threatens from the
'.rtnGy Increasing surplus, and The
...fv ~ the revision of the tarlh as
ar...iv for this danger. At the same
tr.t does not propose such violent
All rIeal change as might dlSarnnge
-, a.sek the business interests OF the
rrlt-y. regret exceedingly that tue
President thought proper 10 take the
,.,run Doe did on the subject oil inter
I,lrvnut taxation. I know our peo-
r..vfn not agree with him on that SUD
Sci. iut ON the whole the message Is a
cr.st aal statcsman-ikc paper. nave
D-st e.gficnce in President Cleveland,
sr5l.rc,c hm to bo an honest, able,
and ratrotic Chief Magistrate.
RANDALL DECLINES TO ANSWER.
7,.tai llr Randall and Mr. McAdoo
t..r opinion. hut they declined to ex-
nv. 20. opinion until they had had time
i,r.., rio message carefully and at their
,.rr. Colonel OIerTall was very
,.,.h ,'....iptl j, and thought IL had /
t..t.i FL. subject with great pcrspicu- /
....,.- ...tv az course he did not /.
..,.r.f. N. President on the subject /.
t.s'rouuuo taxation, but he /
...t...l tlat the House would re- I
.t.. tobacco ,aH and the President /
lmIi r.. stand 10 the way of the repeal (
oals O. aR.
vE HOPKINS TALKS.
Nr. Hopkins. az the Lynchburg dis
tr,. Thought tha message, barring the +
r.trree to internal taxation, was .
.fr.tr..r." Mr. Hopkins says he is a /
D.n..rt. Ho dd not go into the De- /
r.u.r.- .rrl- and did not vote for ITS /
nominee, SIMPLY because he had pro-
......l ..,.. .., Ii, constituents not TO do
..st t,mc WHOM Mr.. Carlisle was re-
rort.l 20 be free trader; but be
r.or.l. his pos.tiop WIS better under
,4.,..I ,.. D.. .qtl La believed fbe De
,,.,.,.,,, ,.,r., ,,,s 81 hotter friend 10 the
labornc nnu than the Republican, and
therefore expected generally TO vote
dlrenj.ntIv ,.n,cjolly mon nh labor
on,.t.o,.s On Nh. tlrif he agreed with
III Randall
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,.. ,..,.,t;,.,, orders are tlcrafore null
c.I,..i. and for disobedieuce to them
r..a.c.r liable 10 commitment for
c.t.mr.-ior there was no contempt Of
fl court vhiruwi- it,olf proceeding with
out aulh1urv
g.. $50 taz j, 1;s.argcd 10y tender
Which refused. and the coupon is only
a.f h.tvhn Kept good 10y being re-
t.r.uI1t. nX-uayers possession for
O.. ..ry 90 the st-tt when it is willing
., receive Do Hence suits may be
AGAINST taxpayers who have
.a..rl supposed coupons which have
...i rtl- u. ana on the trial the de-
PENDANT uls, prove his tender, the bur
81 20 oi proof being on him to esta-
dish DO
Iaa Court lid not consider the former
l.r-a- O. expert evidence or the pro-
o..,ol oi the bond from which the
coupons are detached as involved in this
Judgment. The decision of the Court
ol these questions on the trial are re-
,..a.ll. Jog the Supreme Court if
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